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    • Meet our PhD candidates
      • Abby Waysdorf - Arts and Culture Studies
      • Julian Schaap - Arts and Culture Studies
      • Fulgencio Seda (Lucas) - Development Studies (ISS)
      • Natalia Mamonova - Development Studies (ISS)
      • Zihni Özdil - History
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      • Yosha Wijngaarden - Media and Communication
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      • Irene Pappa - Pedagogical and Educational Sciences
      • Bert van den Bergh - Philosophy
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      • Andrea Reina Tamayo - Psychology
      • Weys Qaran - Public Administration
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      • Daniel Adamu - Urban Development and Governance
      • Rick Bosman - Transition Studies
      • Katharina Holscher - Transition Studies
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      • Brush up your research design
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      • Large-scale register data for quantitative social research
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      • Making your research count: impact in times of information overload
      • Making your research proposal work for you
      • MATLAB data skills & tools for the social sciences
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      • Mixed method research: how to combine diverse quantitative and qualitative methods
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        • Submission form personal details and signature Professionalism and Integrity
      • Q-methodology
      • Qualitative coding with ATLAS.ti
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      • Qualitative data analysis with Grounded Theory
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      • Searching and managing your literature
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      • Shut up and write!
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      • Visual exploration of scientific literature with VOSviewer
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National research schools

The EGSH offers a wide range of method and skills courses that complement the more substantive training programs that are provided by the various Dutch research schools. Below you can find the national research schools that are related most closely to the disciplines and research fields in which our PhD candidates are active.


Research schools

  • Netherlands Institute of Governance (NIG)
    Huizinga Institute
  • Posthumus Institute
  • The Netherlands School of Communication Research
  • Research School for Resource Studies for Development (CERES)
  • Erasmus Institute for Philosophy and Economics (EIPE)
  • Netherlands Institute for Health Sciences (NIHES)
  • Kurt Lewin Institute
  • Interuniversity Graduate School of Psychometrics and Sociometrics (IOPS)
  • Interuniversity  Center for Educational Sciences (ICO)
  • Experimental Psychopathology (EPP)
  • Graduate Research School Experimental Psychology (EPOS)
  • Onderzoeksschool Wijsbegeerte (OZSW)

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